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Work expenses

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…iptions). For details see – https://www.gov.uk/tax-relief-for-employees/how-to-claim#2 . Above these limits it would be necessary to submit a self assessment tax return to make the claim. What might go wrong? Claiming work expenses is an area which needs care. There are a number of possible problems including: 1) You may make a claim for work expenses, only to find that HMRC later rejects it and asks for some of the refund back. Be wary of firms o…

Expenses with private and business use

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…re is detailed guidance on the ‘wholly and exclusively’ rule in the HMRC on-line Business Income Manual http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/bimmanual/BIM37000.htm To summarise: a) Expenses with business and private use and an identifiable business element Expenses such as telephone, motor expenses, postage, stationery, heating and lighting, rent / mortgage interest could have an identifiable business element b) Expenses with business and private use an…

Other pages on your tax return

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…es of these pages and notes to help you complete them from the Gov.uk website at https://www.gov.uk/self-assessment-forms-and-helpsheets….

The right choice for me?

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…at some other considerations. For a review of the other issues see https://www.gov.uk/browse/business/setting-up Personal considerations Your income will depend on your own efforts and business skills, and perhaps other circumstances that you cannot control. You may therefore have to limit the amount of money you take for yourself from your business, particularly at first. A small business owner is unlikely to work set hours, and you should be pre…

Tax Calculator

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…exceptions first. HMRC tax checker: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/calcs/stc.htm If you want to understand more about how your taxes are calculated, select the tax you are interested in from our drop-down menu on the home page. We recommend reading the Income Tax pages and Employee pages to understand what your tax code means. If you have received a recent tax refund or bill and are not sure whether it is correct, you may want to read our recent update….

Tax codes for new employees: the Starter Checklist

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…need to contact the tax office for a refund – see https://www.gov.uk/claim-tax-refund/too-much-tax-taken-from-your-pay#2 . If HMRC asks you to send in your P60 form(s), make sure you keep copies. If your new employer is still using a W1 or M1 code at the end of the tax year, then, at the start of the next tax year, they should change your code to the standard cumulative code for that new tax year. BR code This code will be issued if you answer ‘C…

Voluntary Sector Advisers

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…by phone/email. Where there is a need for further advice we can offer face-to-face appointments in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle. Alternatively we can, in appropriate cases, obtain the client’s authority to contact HMRC on the client’s behalf, and handle the case by correspondence. TaxAid can offer Text Relay Assist and Talk-By-Text for unresolved tax problems for those with hearing difficulties. Use our website contact to alert us…

Late Filing Penalties and Appeals

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…view of what is a ‘reasonable excuse’. HMRC’s view can be found at https://www.gov.uk/tax-appeals/reasonable-excuses The tribunal may, in some cases, take a wider view of what is reasonable. For example, the tribunal may accept that you had a reasonable excuse if you relied on your accountant, and it was reasonable to expect that your accountant would file on time, and you did all you could to ensure this. But this will not apply if your accountan…

Dealing with County Court proceedings

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…More information on the HM Courts and Tribunal Service can be found at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-service….

2023 Tax Allowances

…u can benefit from this 0% band is dependent on your other (non-savings) income. An example might help to demonstrate what is meant by this: Suppose you have income from employment and/or pensions of £14,000 pa plus untaxed interest of £3,500. You will pay tax at 20% on £1,430 of your employment/pension income because it exceeds your Personal Allowance of £12,570. Of your untaxed interest, you will not have to pay tax on £1,000 as it is covered by…

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